Girls track team races to first
Trojans compete in the WACC championships.
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What to do about climate change, and why should we care?
I loathe our ocean. From my doorstep, where you could once gaze and admire the ocean’s crystal blue, something has
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“Capitalism is always about racism,” Angela Davis explains
Angela Davis, an American political activist, and philosopher, spoke at Alameda High School on April 19, addressing and advocating for
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Boys race to victory at Castro Valley Relays
With unwavering persistence, the Trojans emerged victorious in the Castro Valley Relays on March 9 as individuals breezed through various
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Yay or Nay? New laptops face mixed reviews
In exchange for your old Chromebook and charger, CVUSD Technology is providing CVHS students with a Windows PC laptop. By
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Medical careers guest speaker informs and inspires students
Students listened attentively, leaning forward in their seats as a wave of relief finally washed over the once-tense room. Doctor
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Trojans donate for a good cause
As families gather, a chilly festive season breaks through along with the Adopt-A-Family program, an effective way to give! There’s
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Makeup is the key to self expression
Piercing bright lipstick, ghastly pale eyeshadow and a faint blush to contrast; makeup is an art form for anyone to
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Braden Lew advises others on College Recruitment
Senior Braden Lew published his book, “A Rockstar’s Guide to College Recruiting,” along with the help of his father on
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“Jujutsu Kaisen” has viewers on the edge of seats
From disturbing monsters to the battle of sorcerers against curses forged from negative emotions, “Jujutsu Kaisen” has it all. Recently,
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